David C. Chadwell, son of John Chadwell Sr and Mary Allen Chadwell was born in Rockingham Co., N.C., about Dec 22 1790, and died near Trenton, Fannin Co., Tex., Jan 3 1872. He was buried at Porter's Cemetery, Fannin Co., Texas.
1820 census, Williamson Co TN
1840 census, Marshall Co TN
1850 census, Marshall Co TN, age 58, b. NC
Sept 5, 1842, qualified as Constable. Davidson Co., TN.
June 5, 1843, resigned as Constable. Book "B", p 207 & 292, Minutes- Co., Court Davidson Co TN (LDS Reel 0976392) (NP181(2)) [1]
David Chadwell made application for Bounty Land due him under the Act of March 18, 1855. He was age 64 at the time and a resident of Fannin Co., Texas. He was a private in the company commanded by Capt. Thomas Miller, in the Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, under the command of General Gains on the frontier of Texas in the year 1836. [2] David Chadwell is the 3rd great-grandfather of Laura Welch Bush. [3]
Marriage
In Rockingham. North Carolina he married Jane (Jincy) Johnson 1795-1885 She was the daughter of Mary Baker deGraffinried and Gideon Johnson. In Fannin County, Texas, May 10, 1855, David Chadwell made application for Bounty Land due him under the Act of March 18, 1855. He was age 64 at the time and a resident of Fannin Co., Texas. He was a private in the company commanded by Capt. Thomas Miller, in the Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, under the command of General Gains on the frontier of Texas in the year 1836. [4] David Chadwell is the 3rd great-grandfather of Laura Welch Bush.
Chadwell Family
David Chadwell, the elder
Mordecai Hoard of Henry County, Virginia, came to Powell Valley in Lee County, with Captain Joseph Martin in 1775 and took up a 400 acre tract of land in the Martin grant of 1769. He also took up another tract of 860 acres. Hoard returned to Henry County where he died. Captain David Chadwell, also a native of Henry County, bought from the heirs of Hoard the 400 acre tract and 707 acres of the other tract. Deeds for these tracts being dated November, 1791, however, David Chadwell was in the area as early as May, 1790, and immediately upon coming here he built a Station or Fort, which was widely known as "Chadwell's Station." The station was a stop over for people traveling westward over the Wilderness Road, as well as being a refuge from Indian attacks for Chadwell and his neighbors. Whether this was a stockaded fort or just a fort house is not known. There is today a church in this area called Chadwell's Station Church.
Aft'er settlement David Chadwell began acquiring other lands and by 1801 he was assessed with 1800 acres of land in Lee County. He continued to acquire land in both Lee County, and adjoining Claiborne County, Tennessee, and finally moved to Tazewell, the county seat of Claiborne County, leaving his Lee County lands in the hands of his children. He died at Tazewell, in 1832, at the age of 100, having been born in 1732, and is buried there at Breastwork Hill.
David Chadwell Sr married Elizabeth Turner and their children were:
John Chadwell, b. 1771, m. Mary (Polly) Adams, b. 1772 (thought to be father of David C Chadwell)
David Chadwell, Jr., b. 1776, m. Nancy Lane
Susanna Chadwell (1773-1846), m. (1) Benjamin Posey (2) Daniel O'Daniel
Barthena Chadwell, b. 1775, m. (1) Moses Cotterill, the Ensign who was chased across Powell Mountain by the Indian Chief Benge in 1793. Married (2) Jerome Skelton.
Mary (Polly) Chadwell, 8-30-1777, d. 1855, m. (1) Walter Middleton, 2-29-1801. Married (2) Benjamin Cloud who died in 1845 at Chadwell Station.
William Chadwell, b. 1783, d. 12-5-1857, m. Charterine Lane, b. 1795 in Grainger Co., TN.
Alexander Chadwell, b. 1783, d. 1868, m. Lucy Bailey, b. 1789, d. 3-31-1859, daughter of Carr and Mary Bailey of Henry County, Virginia.
Nancy Chadwell, b. 1774, m. in 1790 to James Brittain
We know that David Chadwell Sr, who was a Captain in the Revolution, was in the area of his station as early as May, 1790, for on that day he was granted permission to establish a grist mill on his property. David Chadwell had a sister, Jemima, who married William Cox and settled also in Lee County, Virginia. This could possibly have been the Mrs. Cox shot at by the Indians, on march 17, 1785, mentioned in letters to the Governor of Virginia from both Captain Joseph Martin and Colonel Arthur Campbell.[5]
The relationship between David Chadwell b 1732 and David C Chadwell b 1790 is not clear. The ancestry tree of George Chadwell, progenature of this line is confusing and indicates that the two David's may be brothers by the same father and a different mother. It may be however, that David Chadwell b 1776 is the uncle of David C Chadwell. It is thought that John Chadwell, the brother of David b 1732 is David C Chadwell's father. It is clear that David C Chadwell is a descendant of George Chadwell, most likely his grand son. More research is needed.
Children of David C. Chadwell and Jane Johnson
John Johnson Chadwell, born Nov 18, 1813 in NC, Rockingham Co.; died Jan 22, 1884 in TX, Fannin, Trenton.
William P. Chadwell, born 1814 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1815 - 1904.
James B. Chadwell, born 1820 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1821 - 1910.
Brown Chadwell, born 1824 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1825 - 1914
Joseph B. Chadwell, born 1825 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1827 - 1916.
S. A. Chadwell, born 1829 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1830 - 1919.
Elizabeth Jane Chadwell born 1838 in MS, TN; died Bet. 1839 - 1932
Nancy Chadwell born Feb 08, 1860 in TN, Davidson Co.; died Bet. 1832 - 1925. She married William Montgomery Jul 08, 1848 in TN, Marshall Co; born Abt. 1828 in TN.[6]
David C Chadwell burial
Name:David Chadwell
Birth:22 Dec 1790
Death:03 Jan 1872
Burial:Porter / Porter's Chapel Cemetery
Fannin Co. TX, USA
Inscription: Age 82
Notes: Stone with Jane.
Biographical information on the Chadwell family can be found on page 140 of Fannin County Folks and Facts, which states that he and his son John Johnson Chadwell emigrated from Marshall Co., Tennessee to settle north of the present site of Trenton in 1855, and was married to Jancy June Johnson. TXFannin GenWeb #: 021522
"United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MXGY-72S : accessed 19 July 2015), Dave Chadwell, Texas, United States; citing p. 60, family 387, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 553,083.
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Your Chadwell & my Chadwell's are different. My David Chadwell was the son of John Chadwell 1702 & Barthena Harding 1706. They had 16 children. 5 that I know of spelled their last name with a "K". The Grand father was Felix Kadwell & Abigail Nicholls. My David Chadwell Married Elizabeth Ann Turner & had abt. 8 children. My family comes from William-1779. He was my Maternal, 4xGreat grand father. William married Catherine Lane-1795, in 1808. Their son Alexander-1830, had a son, William A. who was my great grandfather. Always check your dates & places. If it doesn't "feel" right--check some more.
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Ive reviewed a couple of sources I would consider pretty reliable and it appears that Mary Allen is the correct spouse of John and correct mother of David Chadwell.
Phillip you have as David's mother Mary Allen, spouse of John Chadwell. I have Mary's sister, Elizabeth Allen as his mother, spouse of John Chadwell. In my line Mary Allen married abt 1780 in Virginia a James Hartless b abt 1758. Im not sure my information is correct so I am looking further into it before we merge the two profiles.
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http://www.wargs.com/political/welch.html im going to go ahead with the merge